I've heard of being constipated but this brings a new meaning to shitting a log.....and yes I know it's not a sewer line !

This is what a lifetime of doing a skill the right way gets you. Truly impressive to watch your speed and control as you operate each piece of equipment. I have never seen you abuse or force a machine to do anything beyond its capabilities or design in any videos. Proof that the right way isn't always the hard way. Thanks for sharing.

With Chris and the Skidster it couldn't have been more priceless....I love that little machine...it does it all...

From clearing out trees for a pond to today’s video and all I can say is absolutely excellent work.

@14:32 and you found.............. a treasure!!!!! Holy gosh! Unbelievable. 😮‍💨

I hope you're stockpiling that scraped off topsoil/grass at the farm - can't be beat after the grass has all rotted down into the mix.

Not much cover over that pipe. It’s amazing that cobbled together mess didn’t collapse

Love watching your videos! You always come up with a good solution for the messes you get into!!

I get the feeling you do alot more of these kinds of repairs and replace than we have seen on the channel ,it was fun watching and thanks for bringing us along,till next time God Bless

Wow Chris, you really got it going on with the skid steer bucket spreading the rock! Looks great, thanks for sharing Chris! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻

First time I’ve seen a clam bucket. Very handy. Thanks for sharing.

One thing I am pretty sure of: Your job is never boring Chris !!

I absolutely love those 4 in 1 buckets. One of the best inventions for construction I think. Excellent job

Beautiful work Chris !

Brilliantly done bud. The right machine for this job, on point Chris.

@ 21:35 you are essentially tailgating with the bucket. That was cool, and a skid-steer talent I don't have. And it looked good too. Good job Chris!

Bam !! Bam !! In an Out, Gotta love the little quick jobs !! Great as always Chris, On too the Next....

That 4 in 1 bucket sure makes for an easy day spreading gravel! Im putting that on my list of needed things!

Such SMOOTH PERCISION,,,,THAT'S FOCUSED AGAIN THANKS!

You're a master with your machinery. You have a good eye for grade & all your projects look very professional.

It's been 11 years since I worked equipment on a daily basis (still do every chance available) and truly enjoy getting my hydraulic fix at 4:30 with my java fix in the mornings. No diesel and greasy gloves--- just pour and play!!! Thanx

The number of times you must sit back in your cab with an exasperated "Oh, for stuff's sake!!"

“ Oh God, the stuff I get into”

Ohh the things you get yourself in too. That why we can’t wait for every new video. Its always something that makes most people scratch their head and do one of two things. 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Glad Ya decided ta go with Wade DP and the others ..... That outta be a great time.. The 3 of ya's make my day everyday!!

Customer stated :"sewer not draining" Chris: " Well right here is your problem"

Hi there I have operated heavy equipment I have seen many people operated heavy equipment but you my friend have to be the most talented I have seen, your touch and site management is poetry. GMM British Columbia Canada. Cheers.

Hey Chris, thanks for sharing. Enjoyed.

Little bucket was like a surgeons tool. I was not expecting logs!!!! Good job.

25:12 Fast at the trigger, you are a very skilled Chris, as always a good job

You simply can’t make this up! Unbelievable. 🇺🇸⚓️

22:19 that worked as well as a skilled dump truck driver spreading gravel! Good job man!! And as tidy as always at the end result. Proud of you! :)

I just love that bucket, on the skid steer.

I thought I was the only guy that gets stuck with jobs like that! Good job Chris!

Just goes to prove that when back in the day they put sewer lines in no one bother to check everything and make sure it works properly before they covered it and that it was a proper fit just like nowadays most contractors always seem to want to take shortcuts that will eventually cause a problem unlike you you always check things and make sure it is exactly the way it should be thank you Chris great job and for sharing

What gets me the most with your jobs is how fast you get it done. I always have to shake my head when you get to the end of a video and say "So what I've done this morning is..." and rattle off about 5 or 6 things... EACH of which would take someone like me a couple days to do. So what you manage to pull off in half a day, I'd still be working on after a week (and probably wouldn't have it right). :)

our friends own a auto repair shop in Wendell . (Performance auto) building looks similar to that . Great job Chris

Nice save Chris!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

Great grading and grabbing and spreading bucket

Been watching you for years 18 don't think I've ever seen you spread gravel by opening your bucket.Cool.

Doesn’t this bring out the little digger boy in me! Love the vlogs! Thanks for posting Chris. 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍

Pretty slick with the 4in1 👍🏻

I'am beginning wonder about the authenticity of you video, all the years I had machine drivers working with me I never saw them once pick up a shovel.

Getting that concrete pipe out from underneath that sewer pipe was a work of art!

Can't remember how many times i've heard, no utilities there go ahead. Nothing there and BINGO. 😂😂😂

Reminds me of the time my family lived in apartments owned by my uncle in the 1960's. We had endless problems with the toilet clogging. My uncle chewed out my mother for putting stuff down the toilet that should not go in it, but she denied doing it. He did most of the building maintenance himself and got tired of snaking out the line, over and over. He finally took the sewer line apart to find out what was going on. It seems, back in the 1940's, when the apartments were built, plumbers installed a section of sewer pipe without knowing that a length of 2x4 was inside it. Mystery solved!

Holy smokes! The things we run into on these jobs man! Love the videos

This is Exactly Why you Don’t Hire a Contractor that doesn’t know their Butt from a Hole in Ground.

Liked how you used the 4-in-1 as a gravel spreader

Better pick up grease if you need it! They expect a shortage after largest plant burnt down.

Another great video. I watch his videos every night before I go to bed.

Working in tight quarters and fixing what idiots did right next to brand new asphalt sealer. Good job!

I really enjoyed your video. Thankyou !!

Nice work as usual.

Thats why we like you Chris you do a job and if something pops up you work through it

Another fly by night drainage contractor strikes again, on the good side it gives you and John more work fixing their stuff up. Safe travels

Thank you for the video.

That was quite interesting to see how you fixed it

those were so well hidden, they must be precious mast pieces of a famous Blackbeard ship!

Why you spread that stone so smooth, you're supposed to spill it and sling it everywhere like everyone else does.

Hallo Chris. I observe that you to every work always the correct machine to put in, not to small or not to great. That Is admirable. You the champion. The video is very good and demonstrate what one man can to produce in a little Time. 👌

Chris; do you ever use the split bucket to spread rock? Seems if you could get the opening just right, it would work just like a tailgate. 21:40 Question answered !

The best way to fix that problem is to install a pit between the different size pipes also allows better maintenance of the pipes latter on

Was the side of the metal building, one edge of an open storm water drain then ?

Chris doing hand work outside the machine....GASP!!!!.......

That last pass was cool.

The 4 in 1 bucket comes in Handy for jobs like this.👍 their previous contractor did a Bad job putting that pipe in there with the bent Metal and the wooden Sticks that clogged Up the old pipe 🤣. No wonder nothing would drain 😂.. endresult looks good Chris.nice and clean with the gravel topping.

If all the old concrete pipe is the same length, it could be metric (1 meter = 3'4").

Luv that skid steer! I want one someday..

Nice fix!

you are a master of your art sir. kudos to you

Oh Oh operator is standing in a ditch. Your spotter is in trooouble. 😆

Oh my, what shortcuts people will take to save a little work or money!

When digging out the drain pipe, would the swinging boom have helped keep your bucket parallel with the pipe as you worked your way over without having to move back? Is there a float mode when the 4 in 1 is opened up and you are back dragging? Is it automatic control?

That what we call a "bodge it and leg it job" . lol

When you're doing that kind of work you'll never know what you come across and you found something weird there for sure. 👍👍😀🇨🇦

I'm spending hours watching machinery work and avoiding unpleasant activities.

So the pipe just daylights into one spot then runs under another building?? Lol. Wouldn’t happen in the Chicago suburbs. 😂. Good work, as usual.

great job buddy and great video as always 😎👊🏻👍🏻

Somebody left John and you a shovel in case you didn’t know what it was! Lol

Nice quick job Chris, always nice to watch you turn something nasty into something nice.

Love letsdig18 ... See that shovel leaning against the AC unit ... that's how I roll ... they won't let me use anything bigger. Long story ... a lot of broken stuff.

Chris big jobs small jobs, they all add up, it was pretty crappy that someone put all that wood in the trench. Thanks for sharing. Kevin

Great job

Wow. what a cluster cluck job that guy did. nice fix.

love your skill set

I heard you are coming to DP’s meet up in Louisville KY ! Bringing Winston?

It would take a team of 4 workers 2 weeks to do that here in the UK!

Chris, I'm really "DIGGING" the daily videos! No pun intended of course. 😎

It's funny I get nervous anytime I see wood when digging for pipes. When I was a little boy 6 years old so 40+ years ago here in Detroit my father hit a wood pipe in the back yard. Bad thing was it was still a pressurized in service pipe used by the city of Detroit. I remember water bubbling out of the hole for three days before they made it over to fix it.

Everything looks easy ... when you are good at your craft.

You never know what your going to find when you follow behind some one else's job 👍🏻🇺🇸

Got to be versatile 👍

Ahh the old "Rube Goldberg" fixer upper!

Love the videos man. My wife makes fun of me cuz I sit and watch you dig for hours. Usually watch a couple videos at a time. Lol

Nice work

Those are most likely pipes from Canada so they are metric 1meter long segments which is like 3ft something in length

That is some good looking topsoil

Welp if I wasn’t convinced I am now The 4 in 1 is slick on the finish layer

15:00 I guess that counts as pulling sticks too 😅